... Radigund's Abbey, erected in the 12th canton , . It favourite pie-nie resort. and the woods in the ripe mason abound with blackberries, nuts, and etrawbemise. Them is plenty of nice milk to be obtained in the adjoining cottages, and the menpying tenant is ...

... the fields, reached Piddletown, a village five miles from Dorchester. There he secured as he was in the act of picking blackberries in lane. He was wearing the prison shoos and stockings and the clothes had stolen on the very night of his escape r ,, ...

... Sunday morning, a quarter to 12, defendant was observed get through a hedge enclosing a meadow, where he commenced gathering blackberries. The damage done to the hedge was estimated at Jd.— The bench fined him 75., or seven days. William Day and Daniel Toft ...

... Gazette August and 16, respectively : “The wife Mr. Geo. Jewell, who lives near Alarsdeu’s diggings, while out picking blackberries on Wednesday, was bitten the hand by a large rattlesnake. She gave the alarm when Air. Jewell, who was near by, came to ...

... fields near Shaw Hall. While there I heard a girl scream as if she was in distress. Before that I saw the girls getting blackberries, and I also saw the prisoner, who was in drink, and he walked down the bedgs aide. I beard the noise in the direction the ...

... clothes, and a wide-awake hat. At Puddletown, which is five miles from Dorchester, Beaumont was arrested whilst picking blackberries. He was attired at the time in the clothes ho had stolen from the hotel, and wore a surplice, which lie had taken from ...

... amount gJ£ Mr. Whitfield appeared for the complainant.-' fendant had committed the damage on the . while searching for blackberries in Norwood fio e, Kiveton Park.—He ordered to pay 6d. damage, and mitigated costs; default, 1-1 day (, sonment. Breach ...

... appeared that ?n the oth September the defendant and another man were seen iv Norwood Wood, near Kiveton Park, gathering blackberries. They had trodden down a number of young trees, and seriously damaged ?? The defendant denied having trespassed on the ...

... informed the county police, who pursued him. At Puddletown, milts off, a constable reported a suspicions ?nen then picking blackberries, and had him fetched. He was wearing the stolen clothes and prima slippers and socks. He was handcuffed, and tried to ii ...

... him to go with her to gather blackberries if he would pay her halfday's wages. Mr. Cooper, for the defence, called Mrs- Hannah Harding, wife of George Harding, Mow Cop, who said she saw the complainant getting blackberries. There was a man in a field reading ...

... to right and left before us and the Vale of the Teme behind. We strolled along pleasantly, staying now and then to pluck blackberries from the hedges, until we reached Little Malvern. According to the programme there was no place to be visited he re but ...

... and it Wiwi nut thiit 17, 1870. he had had his eye on a suspicious-looking fellow who was at that very moment picking blackberries in the neighbourhood. He had never dreamt, however, that this man was the object of the search, for he could easily escape ...